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...just a day before the prefrosh were slated to arrive, undergrads were bombarded by emails yesterday begging them to help host the overwhelming number of prefrosh visiting campus. With pleading subjects such as "Please Help! We Need More Prefrosh Hosts!" and the rather more concise "SOS," admissions officers and proctors implored students to open their rooms to rising freshmen...
...beats and thumps of the music. The sounds, however, are only a part of the film’s internal pulse. Each character’s arc acts as a sonata to the film’s whole, and scenes are explosive not because of physical action but rather because of latent energy. “Lymelife” is a dark satire, like “Little Miss Sunshine,” and its power draws from irony and moments of veracity.Despite the film’s reliance on clichéd movie gimmicks—an angsty adolescent...
...gift and that’s precious to me.” Audience member Erin E. Harrington ’12 said she attended the panel because she didn’t know much about the religion and felt that it was easier to ask a group of people rather than her Mormon friends individually. Panelist Tyler R. Clites ’12 said that he felt like he had been preparing for questions about his faith all his life. Clites said he volunteered to be a panelist because he has never found it difficult to speak about his religion...
...President Colin J. Motley ’10 said he believes that the College’s refusal to officially recognize ROTC represents a misguided—and unfair—protest against policies that were implemented by the federal government, rather than the U.S. military...
...does make a slight attempt to situate itself in the current political climate. Characters throw phrases around such as “privatization of homeland security,” but these references are liminal at best. The possibility of making a political statement exists but is ultimately fruitless. Rather, the real commentary in “State of Play” is about the deteriorating state of print media. “The real story is the sinking of this bloody newspaper!” Globe editor Cameron Lynne (Helen Mirren) yells at her reporters in one scene. The paper...